Nasty Indigestion

Rating: Null/10 (3 August 2003)

All in all the movie is pretty good, and I enjoyed the graininess of the images, and the bleakness that it implied (most UK movies from the 1970's and 1980's seem to have this quality, and I think the director may have been paying a subtle homage to this quality).
The movie was lacking, however, in that there was insufficient explanation on who created the virus, why it was so lethal, why the victims became vomit-zombies, what happened in mainland Europe and the rest of the world, why some were infected and others were not, maybe a few flashbacks to the riots, and perhaps having some kind of confrontation with the originator of the virus (they had to survive, they always do).
I don't know, maybe I just need to have things explained to me, but I would have liked more of a story-driven movie (see above) than a theme-driven movie (bleak, desolate survival).
But it was entertaining. WWWRRRRRETCHHHHHH!!!!!